Sam Greenhill

2 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Sam Greenhill

Foreign criminals who dodged deportation in the wake of Sir Keir Starmer signing a letter calling for flights to be halted went on to commit murder, batter a 999 worker and supply hard drugs on Britain's streets. The dangerous thugs won last-minute reprieves from Home Office flights sending them back to Jamaica in 2020. In February that year, Sir Keir joined dozens of Labour MPs to campaign against deporting around 50 foreign criminals to Jamaica.

5 days ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Sam Greenhill

Bombshell new evidence in the murder of Julie Ward in Kenya was locked in a safe by Scotland Yard – allowing her suspected killer to escape justice, her family allege today. Kenyan President’s playboy son Jonathan Moi should have been arrested after the explosive new testimony against him. But thanks to an alleged cover-up involving the Yard, the Foreign Office and the Kenyan authorities, he lived as a free man for the rest of his life.

1 week ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Sam Greenhill

Prince Harry's bombshell interview where he dished out the details of his strained relationship with his father is a 'sad and sorry saga', a royal expert has said. The Duke of Sussex last night launched a blistering attack on King Charles, saying he 'won't speak to me' and that he 'doesn't know how much longer he has left'.

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Martin Robinson |Sam Greenhill

Prince Harry today sensationally lost his battle for taxpayer-funded armed police bodyguards when in the UK.  The Duke of Sussex believes he has been 'singled out' for 'unjustified, inferior treatment' since Megxit - and that his claim was to protect the fundamental right of him and his family - 'safety and security' in Britain. His barrister argued that the removal of Met Police armed bodyguards when he is in the UK has left the royal's life 'at stake'.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sam Greenhill

Free speech row as cartoons are banned: Backlash after venue scraps exhibition of Fleet Street cartoonists - including the Mail's Mac and Pugh - for fear of causing offence By SAM GREENHILL Published: 19:26 EDT, 29 April 2025 | Updated: 19:26 EDT, 29 April 2025 For centuries, their wit and political barbs have made Britain's cartoonists the toast of the democratic world. But yesterday an exhibition of their work called Licence To Offend was censored... in case anyone was offended.